10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THE HEAVES»
Discover the use of
the heaves in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
the heaves and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Between
the Heaves of Storm:
BETWEEN THE HEAVES OF STORM © 2011 by V. J. Chambers www.
vjchambers.com Punk Rawk Books All ... ISBN: 978-1491078006 Printed in the
United States of America 10987654321 BETWEEN THE HEAVES OF STORM
Jason and ...
2
The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and ...
(I.) At Wheal Vor, at 40 and 60 fathoms deep, the Main lode is heaved,
respectively, 24 and 27 feet by the eastern cross-course, which, at 140 fathoms
deep, divides into two veins. The heaves have been already particularized.
Those by the ...
3
Paving Materials and Pavement Analysis: Proceedings of ...
In this way the patterns of the heaves, i.e. the height, the length of the heaves and
their spacing, and the modulus of elasticity of the pavement layers have been
determined. Then the results of the laboratory research on the bound BFS base ...
4
The London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal ...
The average distance of all the heaves by cross-courses is 10'5 ... the heaves of
tin lodes . . . . 12-6 ... the lodes yielding both tin and copper ores . . . . . . 14'1... '
copper lodes. . . 6'1 The mean distance of heaves by cross-courses towards the ...
David Brewster, Richard Phillips, Richard Taylor, 1844
5
The New Hampshire Reports
Spear v. Richardson. horse had a touch of the heaves, as the witness inferred
from his breathing, which was ruled out. If any doubt can arise upon this point, in
reference to any of these interrogatories, it must be in relation to the 69th and
86th.
New Hampshire. Supreme Court, Joel Parker, 1859
6
The rural economy of
the Midland counties: including
the ...
After a thick fog went off.. the fun broke out very hot (64 or 5°) not a breath of wind
: — the (heaves under the weftern hedge, as well as fome of thofc which had
flood under the fallen one, growing as in a malt houfe ! Got four or five men to
work, ...
Mr. Marshall (William), 1790
7
Getting Your Hands on
the Evidence
We could have taken photographs of the frost heaves depicting an expert holding
a ruler or other static measuring device to indicate the height and severity of the
heaves. However, why settle for photographs and then rely on expert testimony ...
8
Reports of Cases in Law and Equity in
the Supreme Court of ...
The plaintiff thought he first discovered the heaves the Saturday after. This is the
first time the heaves are discovered by any one. The defendant says, " I did not
know that either of the horses had the heaves, upon the sale." Ezra Goodrich
says ...
Oliver Lorenzo Barbour, 1862
9
The Beauties of All Magazines Selected for ...
..'n These then are the benefits that .result from 'leaving the (heaves for some
time1 abroad j but it is necessary the weather should be fine, or great losses are
often the consequence of this practice. Sometimes, when the farmer lead expects
it, ...
George Alexander Stevens, 1764
10
The Philosophical Magazine: A Journal of Theoretical, ...
... about 57° from the horizon. The following is a comparison of the respective
distances of the heaves, which, according to computation, will be produced by a
movement of this extent and direction, with the heaves observed :—Extent ...
